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How much Horse Power does it take to push a 3500 lb automatic Stocker shoebox into the 12.90 range lets say at about 1200' da? Also I know it makes a difference the car has a good metric trans. Anyone have a ball park figure? Thanks
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My Moroso dream wheel says 270.
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Using my software and 291.3 FWHP I get
60 Foot ET = 1.7515 330 Foot ET = 5.1866 1/8 Mile ET = 8.1673 1/8 Mile MPH = 82.0866 1000 Foot ET = 10.7575 1/4 Mile ET = 12.9489 1/4 Mile MPH = 103.1734 I always like to double check and run my time and mph through Larry Meaux's PipeMax. Stan |
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[QUOTE=Stan Weiss;707008]Using my software and 291.3 FWHP I get
60 Foot ET = 1.7515 330 Foot ET = 5.1866 1/8 Mile ET = 8.1673 1/8 Mile MPH = 82.0866 1000 Foot ET = 10.7575 1/4 Mile ET = 12.9489 1/4 Mile MPH = 103.1734 I always like to double check and run my time and mph through Larry Meaux's PipeMax. Thanks Stan. Your numbers look to be more realistic. Any time time I have tried the Moroso calculator on my numerous cars it is off by 2 tenths(fast). |
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[QUOTE=Lyn Smith;707061]
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Remember the Moroso calculator is telling you how much HP or ET at DA = 0. If you are running at any other DA you need to use a Correction Factor on the HP. Your engines starting line HP would be like the measured HP on a dyno that then needs to be corrected for weather. Stan |
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